About us
90%
High School Graduation Rate
14:1
District-Wide Student to Teacher Ratio
25
Dual/ AP College Credit Courses
"Band of Champions!"
Indoor Percussion Team
District Champions!
Boys & Girls Track Teams
5A North State Champ
Lady Falcons Track Team
97%
Licensed Teachers
87%
Teachers with 3 or more years experience (average)
Spotlight
The primary aim of the American Public Educational System is to teach one to think strategically and critically. We must act with a sense or urgency.
- Dr. Stanley K. Ellis, Superintendent
Ensuring that we meet MDE’s accountability standards to give every student the best education possible. Key responsibilities include leading six departments: Counselors, Federal Programs, MS Student Information System (MSIS), Special Programs, Testing and Professional Development.
- Mrs. Shernise Wilson, Assistant Superintendent
It is important that we exhaust every avenue of education so students of CMSD can create a way of life for themselves and generations to come.
- Mr. Craig Chapman, Assistant Superintendent
Ensuring and witnessing the youth of my own community gain an education that leads he or she to the highest level of their potential.
- Dr. Marlon Andrews (CHS)
I love when a student makes that connection, whenever that lightbulb goes off. That's what drives me.
- Ms. Kimberly Lathan (CMS)
To work collaborative with students, staff, and families to create a positive school culture.
- Ms. Tiffiney Weddle (CES)
I want our students to succeed so our community can thrive!
- Mrs. Monte Ewing-Johnson (FES)
Watching the process of learning through students and adults. It's a rewarding feeling to build relationships with students that last a lifetime.
- Mr. Jeffrey Smith (FA)
My goal is to build relationships with my staff and students that empowers them to excel.
- Mrs. Freda Dismukes (SES)
I love to see students entering school with a smile. To see students' love for education is what makes this profession worthwhile.
- Dr. Tanesha Jennings (SBES)
Supporting my faculty and staff by giving them what they need to change our students' lives one child at a time.
- Dr. Melinda Robinson (USA)
All students have the ability to learn, we just have to give them what they need to grow.
- Mr. James Rush (MTC)